Entry of Armenian citizens to Schengen area restricted 

ArmInfo.The entry of Armenian citizens to the Schengen area is restricted

Thus, as the message of the Embassy of the Netherlands in Armenia  reports: "Starting from October 29, Armenia is considered a very high  risk area, hence new regulations for traveling to the Netherlands  from Armenia have been imposed: a European entry ban is in effect for  some people, barring them from traveling to the European Union or the  Schengen area.  Entering the Netherlands is allowed if the purpose of  the trip falls under one of the exemption categories."

For more information, follow the link: https://bit.ly/3Czywbc.  

Over the past day, 18,141 tests for coronavirus were carried out in  the country, of which 2,096 citizens (11.5%) were diagnosed with  COVID-19, while 1,258 people recovered, 43 died.

To note, as of October 29, 11:00am, 31,090 patients with COVID-19 are  currently undergoing treatment.

The total number of cases when citizens were diagnosed with  coronavirus, but death occurred due to another disease, reached 1,288  (0.4%).

Since the outbreak of the pandemic in Armenia, a total of 304,546  cases of coronavirus infection have been registered (14.7% of the  number of citizens who passed the test), while 265,936 people (87.3%)  recovered, the number of deaths reached 6,232 (2%). A total of  2,066,269 coronavirus tests were carried out in Armenia.  

To note, yesterday, the European Commission approved the vaccination  certificates issued by Armenia, but only those drugs that are  approved in Europe.